My attempts to locate surviving forehead cloths (for shape and dimension details) met some success--and a good number of coifs. All appear to be the 'single piece' construction, and many have delightful embroidery.
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Venetian cap/coif, first quarter of the 16th century. From The Met. |
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Late 16th century British coif, from the Met. |
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Another embroidered coif, last quarter 16th century, from The Met |
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Polychrome coif, English, late 16th-early 17th century.
MFA Boston |
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Two blackwork coifs, British, c.1575-1599. VAM. |
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Detail of coif, 1575-1599. VAM |
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British coif, c.1600-1625. VAM. |
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Coif, 1590-1610. VAM. |
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